OCI Cloud Shell Limits Exceeded: How to Optimize for Better Usage?
I'm relatively new to this, so bear with me. I'm running into issues with the OCI Cloud Shell as it keeps throwing a 'Quota exceeded' behavior when I try to run multiple scripts that leverage the CLI. My scripts are primarily for managing resources like VMs and Object Storage. I've been using the OCI CLI version 2.19.0 and have set up a few shell scripts that look something like this: ```bash #!/bin/bash oci compute instance list --compartment-id my_compartment_id > instances.json oci os bucket list --namespace my_namespace > buckets.json ``` After executing these, I get the behavior: `behavior: Quota exceeded. Please reduce your resource usage and try again.` I've checked my resource limits in the OCI console, and they don’t seem to be maxed out. I’ve also tried breaking down my scripts to run them separately, but I still run into limits after executing just a couple of commands. I read that the Cloud Shell has a usage limit of 6 hours per session and some limits on concurrent usage, but I’m not entirely sure how to optimize my usage without hitting these limits again. Is there a best practice for managing resource calls to avoid hitting these quotas? Should I be considering an alternative approach for executing these scripts, such as using an OCI Compute Instance instead of Cloud Shell? Any help would be appreciated! For reference, this is a production application. How would you solve this?